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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1944
Page
8
A compilation of clipped clues pairs for a puzzle shows a grid of across and down entries. Names such as Roni and St Royal appear among scattered hints, with references to symbols and letters typical of a cryptic style.
Hollywood interview with Gene Coughlin highlights his memoir about the average man in the Army and the Army’s reaction to him. He recalls past career shifts, early Hollywood days, and a comic clash with film publicity as he adapts to military service roles.
Coughlin reflects on his role as a writer rather than fixer of radios while noting missteps by the Army. His final test as a radio technician at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey serves as a key moment in his story.
A dense listing of radio programs and news segments across stations with timings from 6:00 to 11:00. Includes News reports, sports commentary, concerts, serials, dramas, variety shows, and guest appearances. Notable items mention Stokowski Concert, Captain Midnight repeats, Wars News From the World, and The Irreistibles in Vocal.
In a dim Hawaiian palace, Jason Blake fights a guard and rescues Lilea from captivity. After a fierce clash, Lilea expresses deep love as the revolution shifts power. Doctor Webb prevails, the king is sidelined, and Lilea contemplates returning to Salem with Jason. Gavotte of dawn finds Queen Lilea waking amid ruin and gin.
A narrator recalls a Signal Corps school where a trainee struggled to connect a super heterodyne circuit. The device failed to receive WEAF as intended, instead producing gut feeling cues and popsicles, a detail tied to the book Assistant Hero. A film adaptation may follow.
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